Projects
Here are a few projects I’ve worked on recently. They were systems designed and written entirely by me.
My employer needed a bug tracking system and they had no current system or process in place beyond email and hand written notes. I evaluated existing systems like Bugzilla but found them overkill. So I designed and wrote the Issue Tracker so it could integrate with our intranet and custom authentication system. It has been a big hit and is in it’s second round of enhancements.
Requirements Development Process Management, or RDPM for short is another system I designed and developed to fill a glaring hole in my employer’s current implementation of the system development lifecycle. Essentially, there was no process for gathering requirements. If we were lucky, someone wrote them down or keyed them into a word document or spreadsheet. I came up with RDPM after taking a course on standards based requirements management. I based the system on a standard template with multi-user features and reporting. It is designed to help guide the requirements gathering process. Written in Coldfusion with Fusebox it has become very popular at my place of employment and is undergoing some added enhancements to take it to the next level.
There is also an administration component that I have not yet published here.
CRIS is short for Course Registration and Information System. I wrote it in PHP for my final development application before earning my bachelors degree. It is designed to facilitate course management and student registration for a school or university. You must have a login that matches one of three user types; Administrator, Instructor or Student. Each have different levels of access. Here are some logins for testing:
Type/username/password
Administrator/aant/123456
Instructor/bdrake/123456
Student/ddavis/123456
Other larger public facing team applications I have worked on:
- Oregon Employment Department Job Listings
- Online Claims System – There is also an internal component where claims are processed by Employment Department staff that is not accessible on the Internet.